Our data, shown in the chart below, indicates an almost imperceptible cooling in the enthusiasm of American and Chinese for careers in the City of London over the past year. Meanwhile, the proportion of French, Italian and German financial services job-seekers updating their CVs and saying they’re available to work in the City has actually increased slightly since Brexit. The only group to show a notable decrease is the ‘other’ category of people from nationalities beyond those specified.

It’s also worth casting an eye over last week’s report from think-tank New Financial. This laid out why claims that Brexit will damage the London might be overdone, including arguments that passporting is over-rated, that equivalence (or preferably equivalence plus) will be fine, and that London is the world’s preeminent financial centre, while Paris and Frankfurt are piffling around at 19th and 15th.